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    Has anyone ever heard of the phrase 'Kippers on horseback'?

    Question #23602. Asked by Linus. (Oct 26 02 8:04 PM)


    mk2norwich

    		My mother happens to have an old (1954) copy of a book entitled 'Good Housekeeping's Book of Entertaining'. Kippers on Horseback are small pieces of smoked herring with a wrapping of smoked bacon. Just the thing to hand around with the vodka Martinis....

    Oct 28 02, 1:16 PM
    Linus

    		mk2norwich - you are an absolute star!!

    Oct 28 02, 8:19 PM

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